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[Captivate Themes and Apps] d1g1talphyre:
Is the slide to txt/ call a function of Touch Wiz?

may sound dumb, but I think it is one of the cooler features about the phone or launcher, which ever it belongs to (played with the captivate yesterday at store).
[Captivate Themes and Apps] ranova:
yea, its part of touchwiz and the only thing that I would miss if a stock Froyo rom was released today
[Captivate Themes and Apps] dontshakepandas:
Agreed. Hopefully someone can find a way to port it over. It is the one thing that Samsung got right. I was liking the music player too until I found out that it closes itself every time I try to sort by artist.
[EVO 4G Accessories] clamknuckle:
I have both. I have a Class 6 8gb in my desk drawer, and a class 4 16gb in my EVO. Both were bought at a retail store with sandisk packaging, so I'm not worried about them being fakes.

Would the performance I get from running the dalvik and a swap file on the class 6 8gb be worth giving up an extra 8gb of storage on 2.1? What about 2.2?

Right now I'm running DC 3.2.3 and I get around 11 mflops in linpack with dalvik on the phone and no SD swap file, so the phone is pretty quick for a 2.1 device. I'm gonna go to 2.2 soon, once a working build with sense comes out ( I love sense, and I will gladly sacrifice a small amount of speed for it, ) and I don't want to waste the time trimming my music library down to fit on the 8gb card if it's not really worth it.
[Desire General] scolad:
Hi, Last night i rooted the phone, partitioned the sd card, installed radio .08 and so on.

Rom were working fine but i just wanted unroot cuz of the warranty issue. Heres to the problem. When i connect the phone it all looks fine. The computer finds it and i can mount the sd card and so on. But when i try to boot with the official ruu it just loses the connection to the computer and stops with the "black" "htc" logo on the screen.

Here's what i've tried: Reformated my SD card with fat32, nandroid back to stock rom (the one you get directly after rooting) and i've tried degrading my radio image to the one .04. have also reinstalled htc sync twice and get same problem...is the phone bricked in any way? im pretty noobish at this so it was foolish of me to try it on my own i know.

I can still flash roms i looks like, just not go back to unrooted

I've done the unrooting process before and it worked like a charm. why not now?

the ROm was Leedroid 1.4 if it helps
[Desire General] SGTDavePwnage:
Pop onto the #modaco irc channel on chat.freenote.net

This sounds sortable.

Sounds like its just a matter of flashing the stock rom directly from the SD card....Feel free to pm me whilst in the channel
[Desire General] xilpheed:
Have you try to boot your phone into Hboot/Fastboot before you execute the RUU?
[Desire General] pmcguire:
After you have run the RUU file and it asks you to connect the phone, go to your windows temp folder (start->run->%temp%)

Sort folders by date and open the most recent, inside there you will see a file called rom.zip (about 120 megs) copy that to your SD card and rename it to PB99IMG.zip.

Turn the phone off and reboot holding the vol down key, enter recovery and it should scan the SD card and offer to flash the PB99IMG.zip.

Job done!!

This will also downgrade the radio images, so beware it takes a couple of boots.
[Desire General] Clivectmob:
I unrooted today and had the same problem, its a simple solution. When you run it the first time it gets stuck on the black screen, dont do anything with the phone, leave it connected, exit the ruu, then run it again and it'll work :-)
[Desire General] Xinot:
I had something like this too. Just close flashing software in windows when it says connection error, unplug usb, plug it back and start firmware flash in windows again.

edit:i was too late.. lol

edit edit: i did unplug, but looks like its not needed
[Desire General] pmcguire:
My solution is more elegant though :D
[Desire General] Xinot:
It sure is nerd way to go! :D
[Nexus One General] Alclub:
1. Release Q1 2011

2. Dual core 1.5ghz snapdragon

3. 1GB ram

4. At least 960x640 res super-amoled display

5. Touch screen which actually works

6. New version of android that that will be exclusive to the device for at least 2 months with some super cool features such as 1080p out via hdmi port

7. 10mp+ camera

8. Built by Motorola or HTC

Google.......make it happen

Sincerely,

Everyone, ever
[Nexus One General] Sindroid:
Wont be any Nexus Two,,
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
My expectation is for it to not exist.
[Nexus One General] tjsimmons:
^ this. Sadly.
[Nexus One General] obstacles can kill:
1. Your choice of 16GB or 32GB internal memory

2. 960x640 high res display

3. "Fast App Switching"

4. Front facing camera for using "TimeToFace"

5. iOS Froyo

6. Your choice of two carriers: AT&T or whatever they use in the seventh circle of Hell after you've been decapitated.

They can call it the iNexus 2
[Nexus One General] Blueman101:
Well, it might not be the Nexus Two, but I cant imagine Google never making another Dev Phone. So perhaps these should be expectations for the next Dev phone.
[Nexus One General] KidTech:
I'm hoping Eric was lieng and all, i remember them saying they wouldnt release a phone but they soon did. I do hope they make an N2.
[Nexus One General] player911:
No doubt. It looks like it was ripped from an iPhone ad. There's a time and a place where phone specs are over kill. Not that none of the above wouldn't be welcome... but as far as the next Nexus... well the first Nexus is still awesome.

I haven't put this damn phone down hardly at all. And its plenty fast. I think at this point, the software needs to play catch up to the high phone specs.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
Nexus 2 will not happen. It's a fact.

Eric said they will not make one, and there is no reason to make one.

Android was pushed much farther and much faster then they anticipated, they have no reason to make one more Android developer phone. There are tons of awesome android phones out there already.

You'd think after a CEO tells you it won't happen, u wouldn't open threads about Nexus Two.
[Nexus One General] caysman:
There will be no nexus 2 with the lamer specs, too conservative.

Perhaps the nexus 2 will ber a tablet computer based on gingerbread and nvidia tegra.
[Nexus One General] Blueman101:
BUT, that does not mean that Motorola or HTC (independently) makes a Nexus Two (not a dev phone) but a continuation of the IP.
[Nexus One General] C.Slater:
Sorry to be pedantic but how can something in the future be fact? What you mean to say is that you don't think it will happen based on what Eric Schmidt has said.

I'm pretty sure they said they'd never get into the phone business too. Maybe Eric's keeping his cards very close to his chest and it's all a ruse.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
Why in the world would Motorola jump onto Google's trademark and start making "Nexus phones"???

It's like saying "Oh yeah, toyota no longer makes supras, but maybe we'll see a BMW Supra"... seriously.

Motorola will continue making "Droids", HTC will make their usual stuff, Samsung will push Galaxy line.

What's so bad about the fact that you have a special edition, one-of-a-kind developer phone that was released in limited quantities for a limited purpose, and then stopped selling? FFS, I was very happy when I saw that Nexus One sales will stop. In a year from now, I'll be selling mine in a perfect condition for BIG $$$$.

I see only positive in the fact that Nexus line is over. Heck, admit it, in a year or so, there will be much better phones than nexus for everyday use.
[Nexus One General] joshlusignan:
I dont believe it will be easy to sell our old Nexi (Yeah, thats right, I said Nexi). Think about it, would you buy a G1 for premium bucks now or the latest and greatest phone instead. Most people wanting the Nexus now are people like us that need the newest hardware every 3 months.:D
[Nexus One General] samagon:
My prediction is that the next dev phone will not focus on faster, but focus on lower power. Increasing battery life has to be a cocern for them. 1ghz is plenty fast as we all know, but we could benefit from more efficient processors running at the same speed we have now.

Of course the same speed isn't as much fun.
[Nexus One General] walie:
in the same way 640kb was more than enough for memory? Please

I love how everyone thinks their nexus ones are suddenly "collectors items" now, you guys are almost as bad as iphone fanboys
[Nexus One General] pzumk:
+1

/10chars.
[Nexus One General] BlackSoil:
Hardware of nexus one is just more than enough.. they need to improve the usability of android os even more i guess
[Nexus One General] Amritttt:
google should make nexus 2 like apple made iphone 3g 3gs 4g there should be n1 n2 n3 with a better hardware and software
[Nexus One General] gundamboy:
Google said there won't be a continuation in the Nexus lineup, sorry folks. :(
[Nexus One General] ohgood:
my understanding was that google was closing the store, not discontinuing the n1. the n1 is manufactured by htc, not google. i would imagine (speculate) that htc could/would repackage the n1's specs for a few years yet to come and be capable of selling it quite well.

as far as a nexus-two, i think that would be a bad naming scheme. )opinion(

when the dual core, 1-2Gb internal nand, 16Gb flash, 64Gb microsd, wifi-n, btooth, front/rear camera, PHYSICAL KEYBOARD, super oled, waterproof, droppable, hdmi-out, holographic, projector-included, 4G (yes, i know, buzz word), satillite phones ...... OH HELL I SKIPPED AGPS ! come out, i'll be all over em after they prove death-grip unfazed.

:) c'mon innovation !
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Sadly I dont expect there to be a colored trackball =*(

I dont think the evo/x/vibrant have any kind of trackball/sensor.

Sucks.

I love it for navigation and notifications.
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
I will admit nothing of the sort.

Which one of these "much better phones" will have FREE tethering and FREE wifi hotspot baked into the OS? Which phones will being completely unlocked from any carrier without any bloat-ware, running stock Android and available contract free?

I don't know what world you're living in, but in the one I live in the phone has to have all these features to even be considered as a better device than the Nexus One, and I don't see it happening.
[Nexus One General] rottenjello138:
HTC > Motorola
[Nexus One General] Blueman101:
2 years ago I would have agreed with you, but i dont know, motorola's been makin some really nice android touchscreen phones.
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Nexus One was a combination of a particular piece of hardware and also a new marketing concept. They will not continue that package as a whole.

They have been evolving the developer phone since the first release. If they come out and say there will be no more developer phones then there will be no more developer phones, but the cancellation of the Nexus concept doesn't mean that they have decided to get out of the developer phone business.

In particular, they announced a month or so ago that they would no longer sell the Nexus One after they transitioned to carriers. At that time they made no comment about what would happen with developer phones (in particular how the N1 might play into that). Now that it is actually about to happen they have amended that announcement to mention that the N1 will still be available as a developer phone. That, more than any other piece of news should be a good indication that "no Nexus 2" does not mean "google won't be distributing phones to developers any more". Their announcements surrounding the Nexus One (and the hypothetical Nexus Two) have been independent of their plans for developer phone evolution and distribution.

As far as how much of a hand they'll have in it, it's not clear that they were the design impetus behind the G1 or Magic in the same way that they were the design impetus and exclusive supplier of the N1, but they were likely involved in spec'ing the minimum required hardware for a base Android 1.0 phone and that input went into making the G1 what it was. Future developer phones will likely be based on the combination of "next step" in hardware that Google plans to target in the next version of the OS and so they will still be involved to some extent and they will then need to distribute a reference version of one of the more seminal examples of that "next stage" - thus the Developer Phone (n+1) to succeed the ADP1 and ADP2.

I agree about the name. It is pointless to speculate what a "Nexus 2" would be like, but it would still be interesting to discuss what the "next leap in hardware" might bring - and note that it will probably be distributed in some form by Google for developers to test their new "Hotbun/4.0" apps.
[Nexus One General] samagon:
I am certainly not saying our phone is the second coming. It's an impressive piece of hardware, but it's still just a phone.

What i am saying is that the battery life sucks, the phone is plenty fast, and unless the os becomes more bloated and requires faster hardware, they should focus on more battery life, rather than more faster hardware.
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
Correct me if I am wrong. Didn't Eric say something like, "we probably don't need the next Nexus"? Did he use the word probably?

Anyway, there are so many nice Android phones coming in the future and it will be nice to see a Nexus Two but if not, it's ok.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
Nexus One is different. It's a true all-in-one developer phone.

It's hard to run anything 2.1+ on G1, but Nexus is naturally running 2.2, and it'll be the first to get future updates from google. I'm pretty sure about that, since I bet you google itself is testing out builds on Nexus Ones.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
This sentence is fundamentally extremely disturbing is very many ways.
[Nexus One General] flamechamp:
I agree, I think Nexus One is still awesome. Altough it won't hurt to have a more incredible phone XD
[Nexus One General] blueboymj:
I'm pretty sure the Evo comes with tethering built it... Its going to become a standard feature in newly released Android phones, probably thanks in part to our Nexus'
[Nexus One General] mejorguille:
Okay, here is my wishlist. I don't care if it comes to frutition or not but these are features I would like.-

-3.7-4.0 inch super amoled w/ 1280*720 resolution, more than 2 finger input

(video example of synaptics 3000 touchpad w/ 10 finger input)

-Good camara, ~8 MP w/ 3x optical zoom and 1080P recording @ 40FPS, strong flash, extra front facing camara

-1.2-1.5 Ghz or more snapdragon

-separate high end graphics chips

-AM, FM radio, TVtuner, wifi b/g/n

-pentaband or more 3G radio to make it truly open to switch carriers

-QWERTY packing pro version

-Android 3.1 (3.0 comes out late fall, so something better hopefully comes out by then)

-2000+ Mah battery

-bluetooth 3.0

-multiple noise cancelling mikes

-dual rear surround sound speakers w/ kickstand

-40-inch pico projector

-1 GB ram, 1 GB rom

-accepts normal sdcards or at least a 32 GB built in

-comes pre-rooted

-led trackball

-hard CALL and END keys

-HSPA+ 21 MBPS or 42 MBPS capable

-more desktop sync options (chrome to phone a good start, google cloud music service seems interesting)

Yeah that raps it up. I'll add more if I think of any.
[Nexus One General] srikanthreddys:
Nexus 2

A super AMOLED screen is not possible if the phone is manufactured by htc or motorola. Also, instead of a 10 MP camera, I prefer a good 5MP camera. HTC doesnt install a good camera on phones. Except for touchwiz, galaxy s kinda phone is good. Ofcourse, improved gps ...
[Nexus One General] missinglink69:
I love my N1 it would be great if HTC would make N2. Come on Google and HTC "We Can Do It"!!!!!!!!!
[Nexus One General] norazi:
that would probably cost over $900 if it came out within a couple months... the pico projector would get 20mins of battery life
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
He left out "flying jet pack mode".
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
+1

"It builds you an island, turns into a f**king jet and flies you there."
[Nexus One General] solidmac:
i dont think that there will be a nexus 2 this soon for a few reasons. one reason is because there hasnt been anything NEW as in never seen before tech, a dual core cpu is not NEW its just more speed, a car is a car weather its a lambo or a toyota. Google made their point very clear to the manufacturer with the nexus one, make a phone that can do everything with out any hassle to the consumer. Its too soon to make a successor to the nexus one, google just got started with handing out their dev phones a few months back. The next phone google will create should be made when a stable structure of android has finally been established.
[Nexus One General] gravufo:
Agreed, it is FAR too soon to release a new Nexus...I mean there are still parts of the world where the Nexus has just launched (for example, my carrier Vidéotron this past September...). And they also don't need a new device because the N1 is still a very good device and lives among the best and does everything a dev phone would need to do...when it stops doing so, they will release a new one, because YES, they NEED a dev phone.

They have publicly announced that they will stop DIRECTLY selling phones, but they haven't denied making new ones in the future.
[Nexus One General] missinglink69:
I expected HTC to be the maker. I love my N1 and it would not be the same if another company makes an N2. All the new features Samsung Vibrant and more. Let see it HTC you can do it and better.!!!!!
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
I'm an HTC guy myself.. but Sammy has been real good about its homework - they are exclusive to Super AMOLED, and their new upcoming Mali Cores (Samsung the only company ARM named so far) are very tasty.

So I dunno. Samsung may be beating HTC in the near future technology-wise.

Oh, and both my parents have Galaxy S, it's a very solid phone, and screen is way better than on my N1 (true multitouch, better GPU, etc). So stop hatin' and smell the flowers.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Personally, I'd like to see Google focusing on and driving standard hardware interfaces.

You can walk into any electronics store and find endless devices that hook up to that fruit phone, from car stereos, hi-fi docks, TV docs, etc. They are also relatively cheap because they are mass produced (one common interface).

For the Nexus there's... not much. I can hook it up to my car, but I can't browse tracks from the car, can't play video, etc. Some other Androids may be better supported, but still nothing like the fruit phone gadgets that you can get pretty much anywhere...

For me, this is where I would like Google to go with hardware. ONE STANDARD CONNECTION.
[Nexus One General] th0r615:
microUSB....
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Both my cars have USB hook-up, but it doesn't work well. It plays mp3s, but not movies. It lists tracks by the file name, not mp3 tags. Only sorts by folder, not by artist, or genre, or album, etc.

I have a fruit pod interface that works great, and gives me full access and control.

My AV receiver has a fruit interface, but not USB. My clock radio at work, boombox, night stand clock, all support the iPod, but none have USB. I have a studio quality mic that turns my iPod into a high quality digital recorder. I hook my iPod up to the TVs in hotel rooms when I travel...

Also, not all Androids have mUSB, so switching phones may mean new chargers, new USB cables, etc...

There still isn't too many mUSB gadgets out there, either, but maybe it would get more support if it was adopted across the board...
[Nexus One General] th0r615:
Every android phone? No. Most? Yep. (HTC phones, Moto Droids, Samsung, ect..)

Blame the accessory manufactures then or just buy boomboxes, night stands, car radios that work with Bluetooth.

Forcing every manufacturer that makes an android device to use some kind of proprietary connection isn't going to happen.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Actually it more or less is from now on, µUSB is the industry standard for phone charging.

Apple will most likely be ignoring it though.
[Nexus One General] ChongoDroid:
Imagine if you could send in your n1 to Google and they upgrade the internals... refurbish the exterior and send it back.

:0
[Nexus One General] jurassicjockey:
The EC gave the cell phone manufacturers a little nudge a while ago regarding the plethora of choices in cell phone charging plugs. Too many chargers going to the garbage every time you changed cell phones. I don't know where Apple stands in all this

http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sectors/rtte/chargers/index_en.htm
[Nexus One General] missinglink69:
I'm an HTC guy myself.. but Sammy has been real good about its homework - they are exclusive to Super AMOLED, and their new upcoming Mali Cores (Samsung the only company ARM named so far) are very tasty.

So I dunno. Samsung may be beating HTC in the near future technology-wise.

Oh, and both my parents have Galaxy S, it's a very solid phone, and screen is way better than on my N1 (true multitouch, better GPU, etc). So stop hatin' and smell the flowers.

There is nothing wrong with Samsung Galaxy, I have purchased 2 of the vibrants. One for my son and the other for my girl friend. It looks simlair to the Iphone and I dislike the Iphone. If the body had a different look I would have purchase one for myself. Everyone has their own taste and the Galaxy is not my cup of tea. Not a hater
[Nexus One General] JP Money:
I am not a fan on the Galaxy S series either. The glossy plastic and really lightweight makes it feel cheap to me. My good friend had to get a case for his Vibrant b/c it was getting scratches so easily. The screen and internals may be nice, but the exterior package is terrible imho. Samsung could do much better in that respect. A phone is more than just a spec sheet.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agent240913:
I download Twidroyd pro.apk from a site and it doesnt install into my phone why is that? (And i use the apk. Manager to open it)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stluciasound:
Do you have the Twitdroyd lite? Uninstall it first, the reinstall the twidroyd pro.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenags:
I'm having the same problem. Twidroyd has always ran fine for me. Uninstalled the free version then purchased pro. It says downloading for about a millisecond then just disappears.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
Probably because you pirated it. Just buy the app & don't pirate.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenags:
I bought it and it won't install.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacoballen22:
Send the dev an email? Maybe that will work. But I can't be for certain, I'm just that one guy.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
Oh, well the OP didn't... that's what I was referring to. How does it fail? Parsing error?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenags:
Already did. Waiting on a reply
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
For the OP Maybe the version you "downloaded" is an older version and its not supported with your software. What rom are you running? Match twidroyd pro version number with the one you downloaded(pirated) in the market LOL.
[General Topics] Gootah:
Where is the new high-end SLIDER with a 1Ghz processor and FRONT FACING CAMERA? I'm so desparate I'd take it on WinMo...maybe. It should have a 4.3" screen too. The best thing we got comin' is the Vanguard...and that's missing features. What do you guys think? Did I miss out on a phone?
[General Topics] nickdog670:
They probably have something epic in store for us with Project Emerald.

But to be honest, I don't really think they are falling behind with their phones. How many phone have a 4.3 screen? Only a few, it is not really a market standard. 3.5-3.7 is the standard for screen size I believe. They are doing good with their top of the line phones, I can't wait until we see the 3 new HTC device coming out for T-Mobile and HTC Ace (or Desire HD).